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Atmospheric Pressure and Solar Heat

Nature volume 19, page 432 (1879)Cite this article

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MAY I be permitted to supplement the table given by Mr. Allan Broun in NATURE, vol. xix. p. 7, by the following figures for Calcutta. The pressure anomaly at Bombay for each year, as given by Mr. Broun, is here compared with Calcutta, and the table is extended down to 1877:—

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HILL, S. Atmospheric Pressure and Solar Heat. Nature 19, 432 (1879). https://doi.org/10.1038/019432c0

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